Abstract: One or more requests to access live multimedia content are received from a plurality of devices over a communication network. Based on the one or more requests, a first subset of the plurality of devices is provided access, over the communication network, to a stream comprising the live multimedia content, the stream generated by a plurality of cameras capturing a live event occurring in a physical location. A second subset of the plurality of devices is iteratively selected among the first subset of devices, a webcam feed signal of each device in the second subset of devices is caused to be rendered, in real-time, at a given position on a screen provided at he physical location, and, as a function of the given position, the second subset of devices is provided access, over the communication network, to a camera feed signal from a selected one of the plurality of cameras.

Abstract: There are described herein methods and systems for managing access rights to events. The access rights are allocated through a two-step process, whereby a first step comprises a real-time bidding procedure and a second step comprises a real-time seat allocation procedure. The system grants to users of successful bids an access right and an opportunity to select a seat for the event in accordance with a priority level associated with the successful bid. The priority level may be time related (selection of a seat before users having a lower priority level), seat-category related (selection of seats in a higher seat category than users having a lower priority level), or both, and is set in accordance with a monetary value associated with a given bid.

Abstract: There are described herein methods and systems for managing access rights to events. The access rights are allocated through a two-step process, whereby a first step comprises a real-time bidding procedure and a second step comprises a real-time seat allocation procedure. The system grants to users of successful bids an access right and an opportunity to select a seat for the event in accordance with a priority level associated with the successful bid. The priority level may be time related (selection of a seat before users having a lower priority level), seat-category related (selection of seats in a higher seat category than users having a lower priority level), or both, and is set in accordance with a monetary value associated with a given bid.

Abstract: There is provided a system and method for tracking consumer habits at a venue. First request data indicative of a first request for at least one of a first plurality of products offered at the venue by a first service is received. Second request data indicative of a second request for at one of a second plurality of products offered at the venue by a second service is received. The first request data is correlated with the second request data to determine a relationship between a first consumption of the first plurality of products and a second consumption of the second plurality of products. Correlation data indicative of the relationship is then output.

Abstract: There is provided a system and method for tracking consumption of at least one product offered by a venue service. An event signal comprising event data indicative of an event occurring at the venue is received. A request signal comprising request data indicative of a request for the at least one product is received, the request made during occurrence of the event. The request data is then correlated with the event data to determine at least one activity related to the event and corresponding to the request. A relationship between the at least one activity and the request is established and a control signal indicative of the established relationship is output.